My grammar has these two token declarations:
%token RP
%token ELSE
And these two rules:
Statement : IF LP Exp RP Statement;
Statement : IF LP Exp RP Statement ELSE Statement;
From what I understand, a rule's priority is determined by the priority of its last nonterminal. Therefore, the first rule has RP priority and the second rule has ELSE priority which is higher than RP. Below is bison's output:
state 73
11 Statement: IF LP Exp RP Statement .
12 | IF LP Exp RP Statement . ELSE Statement
ELSE shift, and go to state 76
ELSE [reduce using rule 11 (Statement)]
$default reduce using rule 11 (Statement)
Shouldn't this conflict be solved by shifting since ELSE has higher priority ?